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Takashi Asano

特定教授 / Program-Specific Professor

Kyoto University

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Takashi Asano is a Program-Specific Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on photonic crystal nanocavities, exploring topics such as resonance tuning, energy utilization efficiency, and enhanced Raman scattering. Recent articles authored by Professor Asano delve into the design and fabrication of photonic nanocavity systems, as well as the application of machine learning methods in nanocavity design.

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Yasutoshi Jimbo

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University of Tokyo

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Susumu Noda

Kyoto University

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Ozone-based postprocessing for resonance tuning of ultrahigh-Q Si photonic crystal nanocavities

Enhancing the energy utilization efficiency of broadband emission from organic molecules using narrowband photonic-crystal nanocavity modes

Tailoring organic emission using dual nanocavities in planarized photonic crystal structure

Demonstration of enhanced Raman scattering in high-Q silicon nanocavities operating below the silicon band-gap wavelength

High-Q silicon two-dimensional photonic crystal slot nanocavities with asymmetric low-index claddings

Design and fabrication of a coupled high-Q photonic nanocavity system with large coupling coefficients

Electrically controlled on-demand photon transfer between high-Q photonic crystal nanocavities on a silicon chip

Fabrication and characterization of an L3 nanocavity designed by an iterative machine-learning method

Detrimental Fluctuation of Frequency Spacing Between the Two High-Quality Resonant Modes in a Raman Silicon Nanocavity Laser

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Yasutoshi Jimbo

Susumu Noda

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